New Releases by Sally Sutton

When a flood causes a family to be stranded in their car, Farmer John''s tractor is the only vehicle that is able to rescue the family.

Boys and bugs - beaut! Ben's lost his pet icky-ooky-sticky-smick. And he is determined to find him. No other bug will do. No cribble-crabble-scuttle-snucks! Or lurky-murky-dottle-spots! Only his purple and velvety icky-ooky-sticky-smick ...

There are many big machines and busy people involved in building a road, and this riveting book follows them every step of the way. From clearing a pathway to rolling the tar to sweeping up at the end, Roadwork?now available in a Spanish-language edition entitled Construir Una Carretera?is sure to draw young onlookers with its noisy fun. Also features a Spanish-language audio read-along!

Illustrations and rhyming text show the enormous and powerful machines that are used to demolish a building so that a playground can be built.

A funny little story describing the daily life of a regular young bat-his run-ins with Mr Forster the mean maths teacher and other adventures including Vamp's dares, the Festival of Exploding Stars (Guy Fawkes), the Shining (Sun) and meeting his dad.

Rhyming text follows the construction of a road. Includes brief factual information about the machinery that is used. Suggested level: junior.

A boisterous picture book full of noisy fun for machine-mad kids. "Plan the road. Plan the road. Mark it on the map." Roadworks takes the reader through all the stages of making a road; from planning to construction to driving on the finished road, the full journey is detailed for young and curious minds with a rhythmic text and bright illustrations. Roadworks series by Sally Sutton has reached over 1 million copies sold.

A girl helps her younger sister when she is afraid to come down off the slide in the school playground.

The younger sister is too scared to come down the slide. After some help from her big sister, little sister gets down. Suggested level: junior, primary.

The younger sister is too scared to come down the slide. After some help from her big sister, little sister gets down. Suggested level: junior, primary.